This is a review of the Livihill Exosome Cream, written late at night.

It's already this much time... It's below freezing outside, but I'm lying on an electric blanket, peeling tangerines, and I feel like this is heaven. Then I noticed that my fingertips were yellow, so I washed my face and looked in the mirror, and wow... The cold winter wind and the indoor heater made my skin really terrible. My sensitive skin was already dry and itchy, so it was really stressful lately. So, for those who are sensitive like me, I've recently settled on Liviheal Exosome Cream I'd like to briefly write about this. At first, I didn't have high expectations because I heard it was popular in the community, but I was surprised at how well it prevented dryness. Liviheal Exosome Cream The formulation itself is very sticky, but it doesn't just sit on the surface of the skin, but it absorbs into the skin, so if I apply a generous amount at night and go to bed, I can definitely feel the difference in my skin condition the next morning. Seeing that it suits my sensitive skin, which is endless when it comes to ingredients, without any particular problems, I want to give it a passing grade in terms of irritation. If you have dead skin cells in the winter and your face feels like it's going to tear right after washing, Liviheal Exosome Cream I think you might want to take a look. It's late, so it's a bit of a hassle, but... I'm writing this honestly in the hopes that it might be of some help to sensitive bosses like me. I hope you all have a warm and cozy night.